Olaf's Guest House, situated in a picturesque location, has welcomed guests since 1994. Our charming establishment boasts a single guest house with nine thoughtfully designed and individually appointed rooms. Each room is unique, offering our esteemed guests a cosy and comfortable retreat. What makes our Olaf's Guest House stand out is the exceptional care and attention we provide to ensure an unforgettable experience for each visitor. When you choose to stay with us, here's what you can expect: Our dedicated team is committed to providing warm and personalized service throughout your stay. From the moment you make a reservation until the day of your departure, we are here to cater to your needs, answer your queries, and make your stay as comfortable as possible. Our nine individual rooms are meticulously designed to blend comfort and style. Each room has modern amenities, comfortable furnishings, and a peaceful ambience, providing a relaxing sanctuary after a day of exploration. Serene Location: Nestled amidst breathtaking surroundings, our guest house offers a serene retreat away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether you seek tranquility or wish to explore the area's natural beauty, our location provides the perfect backdrop for your getaway. Our knowledgeable staff members are passionate about their locale and eager to share their insights. Whether recommending the best local restaurants, suggesting off-the-beaten-path attractions, or providing tips for exploring the area, we are here to ensure you make the most of your visit. From the warm welcome upon arrival to the immaculate cleanliness of each room, we strive to provide an experience that exceeds your expectations. Our attention to detail ensures that every aspect of your stay is cared for precisely. At Olaf's Guest House, we take pride in offering our guests a personalized and memorable experience.

Olaf’s Guest House is a charming accommodation with nine individually decorated en-suite bedrooms. We do offer Bed & Breakfast. Ideally located in beautiful Sea Point, Olaf’s Guest House is only 10 minutes from Cape Town's City Centre. It includes the trendy Bree - and Kloof Street with its restaurants and cafes, the V&A Waterfront, Camps Bay, and the famous Table Mountain. It is our pleasure to provide guests with a welcoming sanctuary from the bustling metropolis of Cape Town. When you stay with us, you’ll find all the comforts of home and attention to detail surpassed only by our service. ~ Enjoy a sumptuous, full breakfast daily in our dining area or sun-drenched patio. ~ Relax and unwind poolside with a glass of champagne. ~ Cozy up to our fireplace on cooler days with a complimentary glass of sherry. Located just outside our front gate, you’ll find breathtaking beaches, pubs, coffee shops, and the Promenade, a popular spot to walk along the water and enjoy the view. Great news! Olaf's Guest House has just installed a 12kW solar power system. This sustainable addition helps reduce their carbon footprint and lowers electricity costs, making their operations more environmentally friendly and affordable. Kudos to Olaf's Guest House for their commitment to a greener future!

Sea Point is a Cape Town suburb situated on a narrow stretch of land between Cape Town's well-known Lion's Head to the southeast and the Atlantic Ocean to the northwest. It is a high-density area where space is at a premium. Houses are built near one another towards the surrounding mountainside, while apartment buildings are more common in the central area and toward the beachfront. An important communal space is a promenade along the beachfront used by residents and tourists for walking, jogging, or socializing. Along the promenade, the coastline has varied characteristics. Some parts are rocky and difficult to access, while others have broad beaches. Sea Point Beach has an Olympic-sized seawater swimming pool, which has served generations of Capetonians since the early fifties. Another pleasant beach further towards the city is known as Rocklands. The beaches along this stretch are covered with mussel shells thrown up by the ocean, unlike the beaches of Clifton and Camps Bay.